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Cricket-South Africa v Zimbabwe one-day scoreboard

Sun Nov 8, 2009 11:13pm IST
 
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 Nov 8 (Reuters) - Scoreboard in the first one-day
international between South Africa and Zimbabwe at Willowmoore
Park in Benoni, South Africa, on Sunday.
 South Africa
 H. Amla c Vermuelen b Cremer                 80
 G. Smith c Mpofu b Price                     35
 A. de Villiers c Vermuelen b Price           51
 M. Boucher c Vermuelen b Price               18
 A. Petersen c Cremer b Chibhabha             39
 A. Morkel not out                            50
 R. McLaren not out                            6
 Extras (lb-3 w-13)                           16
 Total (for five wickets, 50 overs)          295
 Fall of wickets: 1-67 2-157 3-185 4-202 5-288.
 Did not bat: J. Botha, D. Steyn, C. Langeveldt, L. Tsotsobe.
 Bowling: Mpofu 10-0-70-0 (w-3), Chibhabha 9-0-64-1 (w-1),
Price 10-0-44-3 (w-2), Utseya 10-0-59-0, Cremer 10-0-47-1 (w-1),
Matsikenyeri 1-0-8-0.
 Zimbabwe
 M. Vermuelen c Amla b Tsotsobe                8
 C. Chibhabha lbw b McLaren                   21
 H. Masakadza c Boucher b Steyn               11
 B. Taylor c Boucher b McLaren                 2
 T. Taibu not out                            103
 E. Chigumbura b Steyn                         4
 S. Matsikenyeri b McLaren                    86
 G. Cremer not out                             1
 Extras (b-1 lb-5 w-8)                     14
 Total (for six wickets, 50 overs)        250
 Fall of wickets: 1-11 2-35 3-40 4-44 5-48 6-236.
 Did not bat: R. Price, P. Utseya, C. Mpofu.
 Bowling: Steyn 10-0-51-2 (w-2), Tsotsobe 8-0-41-1 (w-1),
Langeveldt 8-0-33-0 (w-1), McLaren 10-0-51-3 (w-2), Botha
10-1-41-0 (w-1), Morkel 4-0-27-0 (w-1).
 South Africa won by 45 runs.
 (Compiled by Ken Borland; Editing by John Mehaffey; To query
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